My husband is a woodworker and is always looking for great sources for quality wood, as well as…read moreinspiration pieces. We've been to ReStore, which we love. We also recently discovered Second Chance, which we thought was awesome. So, we were excited when we found out about this place. The amount of wood that they had was amazing! It was a fantastic assortment of different quality kinds of wood, at very reasonable prices! They have a great selection of items that you might need for your home, whether you are remodeling, or just looking to add a few new pieces to your decor. I did not realize until I looked at their website that they have a $10 per year membership fee. However, for the quality of items you get at such amazing prices, it's definitely worth it to support a great non-profit.

Thankfully, The Loading Dock (TLD) in Baltimore, MD, takes financial donations. They do need them,…read morefor the "General Fund," to keep the lights on. Also, they take checks and value privacy;-) Just by looking at their video shorts, I wish that I could make trips there with my children, but "when life gets busy" time flys by. I get a chuckle when I see their staff of 2-4 at a time refer to things I grew up with "as antiques," but I guess they are. Everything is "back in style" every 25+ years, so if it's "Stinkin' Cute" don't be afraid to try it! Their "customer service staff" is delightful and outstanding++ as they have been from the beginning! I could spend hours (as one of their staff members has suggested in a video short), but my family would officially think "I had gone missing". (that's a "joke" in case you've lost your sense of humor these days) As an ex-fed, I'm thankful that I'm a member of the very "inexpensive annual $10 donation of product" team. It breaks my heart when I see people tear up old homes on some, but not all TV Reno shows. The next time my contractor is able to work here, I'm going to recommend that they take all of their "unused but still good materials here". Thankfully, TLD (at 2 N. Kresson St., in Baltimore, MD 21224) sells fantastic products from "what was truly back in the day" at Extra Low Prices. Such a small staff, still running fast. Give them a call, their phone # is 1-410-558-3625. They are open every day but Sunday. They also host great community building events, check out their calendar! Can't say enough good about them. I keep hearing over and over about "new trends and changes" but ~ TLD is a BEST Representation of how Old can consistently be made New again. Thanks to You and the Staff for being "consistent in your values" from the beginning of your time in Baltimore, regardless of who you are and what level of status you have achieved.

Billy Seymour was extremely professional and helpful. 10/10 recommend national lumber for your…read morekitchen/lumber needs.

I've stopped here several times for basic hardware and they always have what I need and always have…read moreextremely helpful staff to point you in the right direction. Today, I needed a window to fit in a specific size hole. They had no problem designing something that would work and getting it custom made. Highly recommend.

I'm been coming here for over 10 years. Renovated 20 + houses with their products. Saved over…read more$100k.. It's an auction format.. Most things are as-is but they point out anything they know if wrong with it and don't try to hide flaws. If you know your stuff you can save thousands on appliances, lighting and building materials.. Why am I writing this? The less people that know about this hidden diamond the better deals for me! Where is the delete button?

I've been going here for years and purchased quality items and never had an issue. Definitely worth…read morethe time.

This ReStore has lots of fabulous items. Its the right thing to do, and to shop here for used…read moreitems. I bought gently used furniture, and am quite happy with every item. I plan to return in the future to see if I can acquire more good stuff. You should check them out.

From the owner: We resell gently used appliances, furniture, building materials and more at a fraction of the…read moreretail value. 100% of profits we generate support Habitat for Humanity's homeownership programs, building affordable homes throughout Baltimore.

This is a great neighborhood hardware store. I use to frequent Ace hardware however their values no…read morelonger align with mine. I decided to support a black-owned business especially during black history month. The staff here are very knowledgeable and friendly. I needed some caulk for my kitchen tile. They also had the scraper I needed to make the job look professional. I highly recommend stopping by.

Great Hardware store, I needed some screws for my coffee table and end tables that I had purchased…read morefrom Pier 1 Imports and they no longer carried that set, I looked everywhere for that particular screw but to no avail, I just so happened to go into that business, looked up on the rack and found a whole bag of the very screws that I have searching hi and low for. Great customer service also.

We ve been using Fence and Deck Direct for a number of years…read morenow. Jonathan and Paul are great to work with . Highly knowledgeable and very quick to respond to questions and requests. Thank you guys!

I enjoy doing business with this company. They have a great staff from the management team to the…read moreemployees who work the warehouse and lumber yard. The inside sales reps. Kaitlyn and Jonathan are very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful in terms of ensuring that I get exactly what I need when ordering materials to build a deck or fence. They also do an outstanding job in providing reasonable quotes, honoring returns and issuing credits in a timely manner. They treat me like family and I will never shop elsewhere for as long as they do! I highly recommend them!

Amazing service and wonderful people working here. They have everything you could possibly need at…read moreaffordable prices and they are the nicest family ever!

Everyone in Lansdowne knows the big house with the giant mounds of dirt in its backyard. Harting…read moreand Sons is a great place to buy soil and rock for any home project. We do a lot of gardening, and while I expected them to be able to calculate the amount of soil we needed based on the measurements of the space we wanted to fill, I did not expect them to ask what we intended to grow so they could bring a blend of soil blended just for that. The deliveries have always been very smooth, and they have made sure to place it exactly where we wanted every time, and the drivers even hang out to consult on other projects when we have questions. I always feel good dealing with this company.

I still have not received a material for my project that I ordered 3 weeks ago they give me…read moreexplanation but I still don't understand why they placed a order on materials they don't have on stock and have the customer waiting for so long

the staff is great Checked in at the gate to pick up my…read moreorder was cool. The forklift operator was polite, kind and quick.

Great service and variety of options when it comes to purchasing real wood…read more We couldn't find what we needed to build custom shelving for a client in any of the local hardware stores or lumber yards and found it here.

Fallen Lumber Company is awesome. I went there this past weekend after their social media blitz. I…read morewas not at all disappointed. Everyone there is fantastic. Crazy helpful. I walked in, said I wanted to just browse, and was immediately given a 20 minute tour of their huge warehouse space. What you see out front is just the front door. I spent quite a while looking thru everything and then bought the slabs in my picture. All 2+ feet high and 2+ inches thick. All of that for $220 with their weekend sale. I really like that everything they sell is truly reclaimed wood, mostly from fallen trees or areas where trees are being removed and would then be otherwise thrown out or burned. My haul from left to right: - Black Walnut - Ash - 2 White Oak from the same cut so I can somehow book match them - Sycamore (need to read more about this) - And a Red Oak cutoff they threw in for free. This is from the Monocacy Civil War Battlefield. Some trees were being cleared and were ready to be thrown away!!! Really unique. Will definitely be returning!!!